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June 2, 2010
A Slow Tease
Updates on the Development and Release of A Slow Year
One of the lovely things about making a videogame called A Slow Year is that I can take as damn well long as I please to get it done. But that doesn't mean I don't owe an update to those of you who have been following the game. At the ...
March 15, 2010
Play With Us
My GDC 2010 Microtalk

A Slow Year
A chapbook of game poems for Atari VCS, PC, and Mac
October 6, 2007
Videogames: Can They Be Important?
My plenary address at the Southern Interactive Entertainment & Game Expo
The following is the plenary address I gave today at the first SIEGE conference here in Atlanta on October 6, 2007. The title of the session was “Games: Can They Be Important?” My fellow plenary speakers were Ernest Adams and Daniel Greenberg. Today it is possible to work though ...
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Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
Art History of Games on YouTube
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Dakota Reese Brown on Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
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Ian Bogost on Art History of Games on YouTube
Robert Solomon on Art History of Games on YouTube
Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
Art History of Games on YouTube
It's This for That
Two Books, One Summer
Persuasive Games in Paperback
Comments
Dakota Reese Brown on Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment
David Kociemba on The University of Stockholm Syndrome
Jamey Stevenson on Top 10 Ways Bartenders Screw Up My Old Fashioneds
Ian Bogost on Art History of Games on YouTube
Robert Solomon on Art History of Games on YouTube
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The Metaphysics Videogame
Cascading Failure
Top Ten Reasons I Returned My Kindle
Carrying On Over Carry-Ons
The Geek's Chihuahua
Reading Online Sucks
Chumby and the Rhetoric of Openness
A Professor's Impressions of Facebook
My Appearance on The Colbert Report
Bloomsday on Twitter






